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THE PREMIER WEBSITE PLATFORM
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Jamie Kent
"Gonna be a star soon, that kid."
-Huey Lewis
"That kid" is Jamie Kent, who has decked out his DIY website with such flair we can't help but brag about it. Not only that, but Jamie recently won an ASCAP PLUS AWARD for his songwriting, is touring the US in support of his EP Embers and Ashes, finished up a run at SXSW with two shows, including the Quantum Collective's Southwest Invasion and recently had his single, "Broke, Not Broken" chosen by RollingStone.com as their free daily download. Check out Jamie's website at http://jamiekent.com and see what we're talking about.
Section 101 is a founding member in the Quantum Collective, an innovative marketing company that brings music artists, celebrities and consumer brands together through innovative programs and live events. Check out the promo reel from the QC's Southwest Invasion: An Amazing Live Event during the SXSW music festival in Austin, Texas.
Exclusive 2014 Southwest Invasion Performances
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2014 Southwest Invasion Trailer
Section 101 is pleased to announce their presence at the 9th annual ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO, April 24-26 in Los Angeles.
Are you ready to create an amazing website? Join Kathleen and Rebecca from Section 101 as we share the secrets to easily creating an amazing, professional website that represents you! The process to creating your website may seem a little scary, but with these secrets, you'll know exactly where to start!
Section 101, an online tech company that provides simple and effective tools for entertainment brands to create their own websites will be showcasing their Do-It-Yourself website building platform at several conventions in New York and Los Angeles over the coming months.
The Rube Goldberg website, powered by Section 101 technology, is sponsoring their annual International Online Machine Contest. This year’s task, for entrants ages 11-14, is to zip a zipper, Rube style. Students are encouraged to work on complex solutions for simple problems.
